Kawab
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Kawab was the son of Taharqa, the steward of Letopolis and a member of the Order of the Ancients.[1]
Biography
After the death of his father at the hands of the Medjay, Bayek in 48 BCE, Kawab was driven on a path of vengeance against the Medjay, tracking him across Egypt and eventually to the Sinai Peninsula in 38 BCE.[2]That year, he hired two bounty hunters to patrol the Arsinoe Nome and the Madiama Nome in search of his father's killer, though they were later hunted down by Bayek himself. When Bayek eventually discovered his trails and whereabouts, Kawab confroted him in the desert and attempted to regained his father's honor. However, Bayek defeated him, convincing him to give up his vengeance and use it for a much greater cause. Kawab accepted his fate and ultimately joined Bayek as a member of the Hidden Ones.[3]
After the destruction of the Sinai Bureau, Kawab trained in the new hideout of the brotherhood. There, he informed Bayek of his intentions to travel to Judea to counter the tyrannical rule of King Herod the Great.[3]
Personality and characteristics
As a child Kawab admired his father very much and believed in what he was doing. After his father's death he trained for ten years in order to kill Bayek and avenge his father. After being defeated by Bayek and joining the Hidden Ones, he renounces his family and becomes a loyal member of the brotherhood.
Trivia
- Kawab shares his name with the ancient Egyptian prince of the 4th Dynasty. Much like how his father Taharqa shares his with a Pharaoh.
Appearance
- Assassin's Creed: Origins
- Assassin's Creed: Origins – The Hidden Ones
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